It has emerged that the British government secretly funnelled money to an organisation that lobbied to legalise paedophilia in the 1970’s.
Tim Hubert, who worked for the Voluntary Service Unit informed the Westminster Strand of the Independent Inquiry into Child Sex Abuse that the UK’s Home Office channelled £30,000 of tax payers money into an organisation known as PIE – The Paedophile Information Exchange.
In official documents the payment to PIE was disguised as a grant to the Women’s Royal Voluntary Service (WRVS) Hubert noted.
These new shocking revelation come after years of scandals involving high ranking members of the British political and Royal establishment being linked to organised paedophile networks.
Accusations of child abuse and even murder have been made against high ranking members of the Royal Family, MPs, Lords and even the late Prime Minister Ted Heath who has been accused of being a serial rapist of teenage boys who he allegedly preyed upon in care homes and abused on his yacht.
A common link between all these historical cases of child sexual abuse, torture and murder is Jimmy Savile who was extremely close to both the Royal Family and people in the highest echelons of British politics for decades.
Sir Jimmy Savile was revealed to be one of the most prolific abusers of children in British history and had police complaints about his predation dating back to the 1950’s but his crimes were covered due to his connections to powerful figures in the BBC and the British establishment.
Savile was even buried with full military honours, despite not having served, and wearing a gold Rolex watch given to him by his extremely close friend and confidant Prince Charles, bearing the inscription “Nobody will ever know what you have done for this country Jimmy.”
In Ireland, gay rights activist, long sitting senator and former Presidential candidate David Norris is also know to have supported PIE having voiced his enthusiasm for the pro-paedophile organisation in the 1980’s.
The stalwart of Irish politics has also spoke out on behalf of other men such as his former boyfriend Ezra Nawi, pleading for clemency after he was convicted of the statutory rape of an underage boy in Israel.
The inquest into organised child abuse in UK continues however, many have voiced concerns that perpetrators still living are too powerful to face justice.
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